Sentence examples for recognise oneself from inspiring English sources
A handful of other animals, notably great apes, elephants and certain cetaceans share the human ability to recognise oneself in a mirror.
Having recognised oneself to have been a voluntary party to violence and cruelty, one learns how desperately important it is to try to be good.
Four varieties are recognised.
Emergencies, heavy workloads, frequent interruptions, lack of knowledge about hand hygiene practice, and skin irritations are additional barriers identified, with protection of oneself recognised as the main motivator (in addition to the protection to other HCWs and patients, and auditing), and doctors as the important referents [ 13].
A better approach to investing is to recognise the uncertainties and position oneself to benefit from them.
The example of communication considered above goes slightly further than this – and suggests that prior beliefs about the causes of behaviour (and its consequences) are not necessarily tied to any particular agent: rather, they are used to recognise canonical behaviours that are intermittently generated by oneself and another.
Not pleasure as in stuffing oneself, pleasure as in enjoying, but also learning and recognising the true nature of food ingredients.
In addition, the sheer variety of strategies presented shows that men view their mental-health as connected to their physical health, their social connections, helping others, talking to others, and recognising the need for rewards, a sense of humour and, not being too hard on oneself.
"One must show oneself deserving," he said.
Is it possible to smack down oneself?
